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Queensland rebates & grants

Home States Queensland

6 grants tracked 3 metro areas Re-checked monthly
HousingBrisbane

Cost of living rebate

A one-off payment applied straight to your electricity bill — no application needed for most households.

$700 one-off 4 days ago
EnergyBrisbane

Solar for Queenslanders

Rebate toward installing rooftop solar for homeowners who haven’t previously received government solar assistance.

Up to $3,000 3 days ago
TransportBrisbane

EV charger rebate

Rebate for installing a home EV charger, capped at one per household.

Up to $500 6 days ago
EnergySunshine Coast

Cooler Homes battery booster

Battery rebate paired with a rooftop or existing solar system, aimed at reducing peak-time bills.

Up to $4,000 5 days ago
TransportGold Coast

Gold Coast active transport rebate

Council rebate for e-bike and cargo bike purchases as an alternative to short car trips.

Up to $300 1 week ago
HousingStatewide

Household resilience grant

Helps cover the cost of storm-proofing older homes in cyclone-prone council areas.

Up to $15,000 2 weeks ago

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QLD rebates by category

Energy & solar2 active in QLD Housing & renters2 active in QLD Transport & EV2 active in QLD

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Where do most QLD rebates actually get applied for?

Most go through the Queensland Government’s own energy and housing portals directly, though household resilience grants are usually handled by your local council instead.

Do Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast all get the same rebates?

Statewide programs apply everywhere in Queensland. Council-run concessions can differ by area, which is why we split things out by metro where it actually matters.

I live in regional Queensland, not one of the metro areas listed — does this still apply to me?

Statewide schemes generally do, and cyclone-related resilience grants are often targeted specifically at regional and coastal council areas. We’re still building out coverage for smaller regional councils.

How is this different from the main Rebates page?

This page only shows QLD-specific and QLD-eligible programs. The main Rebates page covers every state we track — handy if you’re comparing states or about to move.